It's a good training book. The author also tells you how to use this kind of book for maximum learning benefit.
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The author also changed my outlook on life:
You can learn at most 1% of everything you want to know, at the expense of not learning some things you did not want to know at the time. Then if you work that hard to learn everything, you can remember at most 20% of it by the time you die.
His approach is to keep notes of the important stuff you will use the most often, and master that. Well, that is what he said about chess. I extended it to life, and am selling off many text books I know I don't need and probably will never read, such as my organic chemistry book.
chess training pocket book:300 most important positions. im thinking about reading this 1 but does anyone know is this just a book of tactical puzzles or does it have other things like positions where you need to find the right plan and what not? i cant tell from any of the reviews i have read. does anyone have any experience with this book and what were your thoughts on it?